The "duvets"? If you don't have kids, you probably haven't heard that word since Methuselah. Or since your little blond head asked you to do the same hairstyle as Pippi Longstocking. Either way, you wouldn't dream of adopting them, a hairstyle that's way too "little girly" for your taste.
However… On a woman, duvets can be so sexy that you wouldn't know it! Their childish side, correctly married with a feminine look, will give a woman-child air which (as you know) does not leave these gentlemen indifferent... So this is an opportunity to surprise him and rejuvenate a little. By applying these simple anti-hairstyle-faux-pas tips.
1 – Mandatory make-up
The detail is nestled… in the make-up! With duvets, we (finally) dare to have a heavy hand! We get doe eyes (we tell you how here) or smoky eyes, and a sexy mouth, "red kiss" for example. On the other hand, we go rather easy on the pink blush which, for once, would accentuate the youthful effect. A sun powder will be more suitable.
2 – Adapt them to your style
Duvets can be worn with all styles. Dressed as a working girl, we adopt low quilts for a relatively sober effect. Dressed in casual jeans/white t-shirt, half braided low pigtails will bring a sophisticated touch. In a little feminine dress, we break the too girly side with low and ruffled duvets for a "jump out of bed" side.
For a dinner party, a black top with high (non-woven) and voluminous duvets will give a fresh side directly inspired by the 60s. of wheat.
3 – What about the bohemian quilt
Everyone knows how to make basic quilts. The trick to a "bohemian effect"? It's simple, before doing them, just let your hair air dry, then work it with a styling mousse. Nothing prevents you from adding a ribbon in the braids, or even separating your duvet with one braided wick and the other not. In short, it's up to you to be creative.
